Announcing a New Jotwell Section: Courts Law

Today the new Courts Law section of Jotwell is officially up and running. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Jotwell, here’s a quick summary:

Jotwell, the Journal of Things We Like (Lots), is intended to provide a space where legal scholars can go to identify and celebrate the latest work of their colleagues. The goal is to help Jotwell’s readers locate interesting developments both inside and outside of their particular areas of interest and to encourage positive reviews and discussion of legal scholarship.

The first contribution for the Courts Law section is Evidence Meets Civil Procedure by Howard Wasserman (Florida International). Howard's essay discusses the recent article by Michael Pardo (Alabama), Pleadings, Proof, and Judgment: A Unified Theory of Civil Litigation, 51 B.C. L. Rev. 1451 (2010). Watch for contributions in the coming months from the roster of Courts Law editors, after the jump:

Section Editors

• Adam Steinman
• Howard M. Wasserman

Contributing Editors

• Sergio J. Campos
• Brooke D. Coleman
• Lee Epstein
• Lonny Hoffman
• Suzette M. Malveaux
• James E. Pfander
• Suzanna Sherry
• Suja A. Thomas
• Jay Tidmarsh
• Steve Vladeck
• Kevin C. Walsh

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